Cicatrimel Repair Balm - Alvadien
Repair balm with thyme honey and hyaluronic acid to help soothe irritation and improve healing of small wounds. 30g
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Thanks to the properties of medical honey and hyaluronic acid, the Cicatrimel Repair Balm by Alvadiem is an everyday essential to soothe skin irritations. This repair balm is formulated with medical honey, known for its healing properties, and hyaluronic acid, renowned for promoting cell regeneration and skin hydration.
Its convenient format and multi-purpose use make it easy to keep close at hand for quickly relieving minor everyday injuries, discomfort, or irritations, whether caused by cancer treatments or not.
Formulated with a patented complex of honey and hyaluronic acid, it helps:
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Form a protective barrier on irritated skin
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Repair skin damage while promoting cell regeneration
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Reduce the risk of scarring
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Soothe irritations and discomfort
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Accelerate healing of the epidermis
Extremely gentle, Cicatrimel Balm can be used on all skin types, including:
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The most sensitive skin in the family (infants, children, adults)
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After a tattoo
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To relieve irritations such as xerosis or post-herpes
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For healing everyday wounds (chafing, shaving, insect bites)
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After superficial dermatological procedures (resurfacing laser, peeling)
In short, an everyday essential to carry with you for peace of mind and natural solutions to common skin troubles.
How to use
You can apply Alvadiem Cicatrimel Repair Balm 2 times a day to clean, dry skin. It is suitable for both the body and face.
Warning: Do not use if you are sensitive to honey or any of the other ingredients.
Use within 90 days of opening.
30g tube
Composition
Mel - Honey
Caprylic /Capric Triglyceride - Vegetable oil
Cera Alba - Beeswax
Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter - Shea butter
Polyglyceryl-3 Polyricinoleate - Emulsifier
Tocopherol - Vitamin E
Sodium Hyaluronate - Hyaluronic acid